Spring WebFlux is key to creating reactive, high data flow systems. Today, we’ll help you get started with your first WebFlux application.

Reactive systems allow for the unparalleled responsiveness and scalability that we need in our high data flow world. However, reactive systems need tools and developers specially trained to implement these unique program architectures. Spring WebFlux with Project Reactor is a framework specially built to meet the reactive needs of modern companies.

Today, we’ll help you get started with WebFlux by explaining how it fits with other reactive stack tools, how it’s different, and how to make your first app.

Here’s what we’ll cover today:

• What is a Reactive System?
• What is Project Reactor?
• What is Spring WebFlux?
• Salient Features of Spring WebFlux
• Get Started with Spring WebFlux
• Next steps for your learning

What is a Reactive System?

Reactive Systems are systems designed with a reactive architectural pattern that prioritizes the use of loosely coupled, flexible, and scalable components. They’re also designed with failure resolution in mind to ensure most of the system will still operate even if one fails.

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